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I Sentence structure.
(1) Subject + Verb + Infinitive
e.g. You can have online lessons on the cell phone or the iPad to persist in learning.
Subject Verb Infinitive
(2) Subject + Adjective + Object clause
e.g. I am sure you can beat them and get a rapid recovery.
Subject Adjective Object clause
(1) Subject + Verb + Infinitive
e.g. You can have online lessons on the cell phone or the iPad to persist in learning.
Subject Verb Infinitive
(2) Subject + Adjective + Object clause
e.g. I am sure you can beat them and get a rapid recovery.
Subject Adjective Object clause
答案
答题如下：
(1)
Sentence: You can have online lessons on the cell phone or the iPad to persist in learning.
Subject: You
Verb: can have
Infinitive: to persist in learning
(2)
Sentence: I am sure you can beat them and get a rapid recovery.
Subject: I
Adjective: sure
Object clause: you can beat them and get a rapid recovery
(1)
Sentence: You can have online lessons on the cell phone or the iPad to persist in learning.
Subject: You
Verb: can have
Infinitive: to persist in learning
(2)
Sentence: I am sure you can beat them and get a rapid recovery.
Subject: I
Adjective: sure
Object clause: you can beat them and get a rapid recovery
Ⅱ.Organization.
答案
Subject: Encouragement for Learning in Hospital
Dear [Friend's Name],
I hope this email finds you in good spirits. I am writing to you today to offer some encouragement and support as you continue your studies from the hospital.
I know that being in the hospital can be challenging, especially when it comes to keeping up with your studies. However, I believe that with determination and the right approach, you can overcome these difficulties and continue to make progress.
To help you persist in learning while in the hospital, I suggest setting aside dedicated study time each day. Even if it's just for an hour or two, having a routine can make a big difference. Additionally, try to create a comfortable study environment. You could ask the hospital staff for a quiet corner or use headphones to block out distractions.
Another helpful tip is to stay connected with your teachers and classmates. They can provide you with study materials, answer your questions, and offer moral support. You might also consider joining online study groups or forums related to your subjects.
Remember, every challenge is an opportunity for growth. Your resilience and determination during this time will only make you stronger. I have no doubt that you will come out of this experience even more capable and confident.
Please know that I am here for you and rooting for your success. Wishing you a speedy recovery and continued academic success.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
Dear [Friend's Name],
I hope this email finds you in good spirits. I am writing to you today to offer some encouragement and support as you continue your studies from the hospital.
I know that being in the hospital can be challenging, especially when it comes to keeping up with your studies. However, I believe that with determination and the right approach, you can overcome these difficulties and continue to make progress.
To help you persist in learning while in the hospital, I suggest setting aside dedicated study time each day. Even if it's just for an hour or two, having a routine can make a big difference. Additionally, try to create a comfortable study environment. You could ask the hospital staff for a quiet corner or use headphones to block out distractions.
Another helpful tip is to stay connected with your teachers and classmates. They can provide you with study materials, answer your questions, and offer moral support. You might also consider joining online study groups or forums related to your subjects.
Remember, every challenge is an opportunity for growth. Your resilience and determination during this time will only make you stronger. I have no doubt that you will come out of this experience even more capable and confident.
Please know that I am here for you and rooting for your success. Wishing you a speedy recovery and continued academic success.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
Ⅲ.Your turn.
假设你是Cathy，你的同学Nancy得了流感。请你根据下面的内容提示，写一封email来鼓励她，并提供帮助。要求：100词左右，细节可适当发挥。
内容提示：
1. 听说她生病了，你很担心，你写这封email是希望她现在感觉好些了；
2. 让她不用担心她的学习，这周末你会把你的笔记寄给她，在医院/在家
她可以使用手机或平板电脑上网课，坚持学习；
3. 鼓励Nancy要有战胜病毒的信心；
4. 表达你的美好祝愿。
假设你是Cathy，你的同学Nancy得了流感。请你根据下面的内容提示，写一封email来鼓励她，并提供帮助。要求：100词左右，细节可适当发挥。
内容提示：
1. 听说她生病了，你很担心，你写这封email是希望她现在感觉好些了；
2. 让她不用担心她的学习，这周末你会把你的笔记寄给她，在医院/在家
她可以使用手机或平板电脑上网课，坚持学习；
3. 鼓励Nancy要有战胜病毒的信心；
4. 表达你的美好祝愿。
答案
Dear Nancy,
I heard that you have the flu. I'm really worried. I'm writing this email to hope you feel better now.
Don't fret about your studies. I'll send you my notes this weekend. Whether you are at home or in hospital, you can use your mobile phone or tablet to attend online classes and keep up with your learning.
You must have confidence in beating the virus. I believe you can get through this tough time.
Wish you get well soon.
Yours,
Cathy
I heard that you have the flu. I'm really worried. I'm writing this email to hope you feel better now.
Don't fret about your studies. I'll send you my notes this weekend. Whether you are at home or in hospital, you can use your mobile phone or tablet to attend online classes and keep up with your learning.
You must have confidence in beating the virus. I believe you can get through this tough time.
Wish you get well soon.
Yours,
Cathy
